Sentence examples for a time drawing from inspiring English sources

But they mount perhaps one or two at a time, drawing little notice in more affluent communities.

But a better way is to make eye contact with one person at a time, drawing them in fully.

And Limón's 1956 "There Is a Time," drawn from Ecclesiastes, did look fussy in moments, despite the performers' musicality and precision.

She then worked in the print department of the New York Public Library and for a time drew fashion sketches in the advertising department at Macy's.

"Wonderland," a spinoff of "Once Upon a Time," drew an average of 5.74 million viewers and a 18-49 rating of 1.7. .

Short features tend to have a hard time drawing a popular audience, Mr. Harnarine noted, and many immigrants from Trinidad and other West Indian countries favor Bollywood productions with English subtitles.

People thought it was still the same owners as Kokie's so they had a hard time drawing a new crowd.

Still, Chinese factories on the coast are having a harder time drawing workers from the agricultural hinterland in the west.

"Sometimes we have a hard time drawing that fine line; sometimes we try to extend it and the younger guys make us pay for it".

Meanwhile, professionally produced content you can find at established Web sites has a harder time drawing eyeballs.

They may also have a hard time drawing users in, since this service is more centralized on the Walk Score site and isn't quite as universally embeddable.